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Affairs i'm West washington.

BASE BALL--It was supposed by many base ball
enthusiasts OF this place that the Olympics would
Iind considerable difficulty in defeating the Mu-
tuals OF Baltimore at the game yesterday at
olympic Park, but it turned out that the local
club had an easy job downing the visiting club as
the appended score Will TESTIFY: Olympics4 2 2,
Q, 13, 324; Mutuals-O, 3, o, 90. %. Base
hits-Oympics, 20; MutualS 3. Errors-Olympics.
8; Mutuals, 3. olympic battery-Burke and
Fowler.
=, PEEsoNALaMr: Jos: F: Birch, accompanied by
Mr. Isaac Birch, left this morning for Capon
Springs.-Mr. Chas. q. Tickling returned home
from Birmingham, Ala, last night.
STREET IMPROvEMENT.-A large force Of work.
man are busly engaged in grading Q street, be-
tween Goth and 32d streets, preparatory to the
1mprO vement OF that thOrOughfare.
DISORDERLY CONDUCT ON ROADS OUTSIDE OF
TowN.-Rebecca Queen and Dorsey Queen were
charged in the Police Court to-day with disorderly
conduct on the Grant road in the county, and they
each forfeited $ collateral Jno. Jackson and Jas.
Parker colOred men, were charged with being dis
orderly on the Reno road. Jackson pleaded guilty
TO the charge, and was fined IS or fifteen days.
The charge against Parker was dismissed.
TEMPERATURES AND CONDITION OF WATER AT A
M.-Great Falls, temperature, 20; condition, g
receiving reservoir, temperature "A; condition at
north connection, 3; condition at south connec-
ton, 8; distributing reservoir. temperature IS;
condition at 1nduent gate house, IL; erluent gate
house, So
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The Courts.


EQUITY CouRT-Jud0es Bingham and lMeyrick.
Yesterday, Studer agt. Kennedy; E. c. Weaver
appointed receiver. Mccarthy agt Farley; testi-
mOny ordered taken before Oscar Nauck. Holman
agt. Manning; decree awarding fund to complain
ant. Dunn agt. Cato; dismissal OF bill with
costs except those OF demurrer Craerln agt
Craerin; dismissal of Dill with costs English agt
English; testimony ordered taken before B. G.
LoveJoy. Kirkley agt. Kirkley; do. c. Ingle
Knott agt. DlckerSon; appearance OF absent de-
PENDANT ordered. Raum agt. District OF Column
bia; rule on defendant returnable June II.
To-day, Clark agt. Clark; rule on respondent re-
turnable June - Shoemaker agt. shoemaker;
testimony ordered taken by Albert Harper.
Dainess agt. Bond; leave to amend bill with
drawn; answer granted. ELS agt. Ellis; convey
ance by trustee ordered. VOlurs agt Ward;
speeding OF cause ordered. Burke agt. Burke; de-
cree OF divorce. OLaughl1n agt. OLaughlin; do.
Marshall agt. Wheeler; pro cOnfesSO granted
CIRCUIT COURT. No. 1-Judge Coz.
Yesterday, Dennis Connell agt. H. c. Christman;
Judgment by default: Martin Son agt. Null
hOfer; judgment by default. S. Blum d Son agt.
Moses +. Eiseman; do. Kohn & SchOother; agt.
Moses f. E1Seman do.
To-day, Watrous agt. Jones; Lyon Conklin L.
co. agt. Bouis; defaults. Levy agt. Eberbach; on
hearing.
CRIMINAL COURT-Jud0e Montgomery.
Yesterday, John F. Brown; arson; verdict not
guilty.
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NAMES DRAWN FROM JURY BOX FOR SERVICE
THE JUNE TERM.
The following names were drawn from the box
yesterday by the clerk OF the court for jurors to
serve at The June term OF the Criminal Court CON-
nlencing on the Goth inst: Grand JurOrS-S. j.
Spear1ng, 450 Pennsylvania avenue northwest;
Fred &. Barbados, 18th street, between NJ and n
northwest; K. j. Collins, 4Sf street northwest:
john Francy, 14l4 Craven Place, 14th street; b.
ID. Carpenter, EOch Greek Ford road; J.. II.
Moriarity. Gl2 ID street mort Invest; George Hud-
son. 1lth street, near southeast q. L. Wade, GA
street northwest; Gilbert Il. TOWeS 1905 Cliff
ION: ChaS. Ager, Brentwood road; Barnard II.
Johnston, 7:'S 10Th street northwest; Thomas /.
B1-glnS, 21ol street northwest; Edward j. Stell-
wagon, ITO L street northwest; Conrad Schwab,
1911 ii street northwest; {. III. Fickling, 1860 81
street northwest; X. w. Henderson, lib street
northwest; Joseph q. shelton, 18th street, near
west; story e. Laid, 1916 10Th street northwest;
y. E. Acker 1873 street northwest: William Is.
Gurley. $40 18TH street northwest T.. W. Wood
rutf, 6;11 Massachusetts, avenue northwest; Fred
erIck e. Atkinson, 14:2-1 New York avenue,
Petit Jurors.-L. ID. Meline, 2l31 L street north
west; 3 III. Wheeler, Morgan House; Hamilton
adaMs, 81 street northwest; Melville e. ShuS-
Ter, ;}V5l y street northwest; Edward Graves,
.OS street northwest; H. b. PolkinhOrn, G;'2
Louisiana avenue northwest: j. W. Rock 500
ID street northwest; Benjamin +. Hart 3OS Canal
street: Jno. &. Athey, 1901 u street northwest;
Walter L. Lewis, 12,9 18th street northwest; Jno.
kIihsn. FoXhali road Christian RUPERT, 4O3 eth
Street northwest; Alexander Reed, 241l III street
northwest I'll. L. BiScOe, Sl3 2lst street northwest;
y. I. DemUnet, 1112 Pennsylvania avenue; +. b.
Ofut, 1o22 BID street northwest: Harry W. Peters
l14O 9Th street northwest; Geo. T. Dunlop, High
anu brld5e streets; Levi Woodbury., st. James
Hotel; ". Z. Hi, Clifton, near 18th street north
west; Rchd Watts, 81 street southwest: j.
Bradley Adams, Sl4 + street northwest; Geo. c.
Boteler, 3}OS street northwest; VIM. Il. Riggs
1905 street northwest; Morgan W. Perryman,
10iS 11th street northwest; Lewis h. Douglass,
2U02 11th street northwest.
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Her Blood stained the Water.


ACROSS A CANAL.
New York World special from Utica, n Y,
June 8, says: Clement Arthur Day. tender at Lock
66 on the Black River Canal quarreled and
stabbed Josephine Rosa, a young woman, seven
times in the breast and abdomen at BOonvtlle to-
day, and then threw the body, from which life had
not yet departed, into the canal noated it across
to the other side and concealed it In a clulnp of
bushes Day, VINO is twenty-five years Old, had
been living with the girl, who was about twenty
years OF age, for some time. He had had frequent
quarrelS with her and dispute to-day led to the
crime. The trouble arose on account OF the girl
wanting TO go home TO her mother, who lives 2
miles from where the deed was committed When
the murderer was towing the mutilated body
across the canal streak OF blood was perceptible
AFTER ne pulled the corpse out and hid 1T In the
bushes he told his father what he had done and
requested him to bury IT. He then fed. The
father, VIM. Day, gave information OF the crime to
Justice Hays, and superintendent Phillips, OF the
BLACK River Canal pursued Day, who took to the
woods. He was run down near Ava Corners and
gave himself up. He Is now in the village lookup
me young woman had borne good character be-
fore she met Day
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REDUCED PR1oEs Ok PARAsoLs
sEAToN PERRY
fSuccessor TO PERRY & BRorHFR,.


HAS MADE SPECIAL REDUCTIONS" IN THE
PRICES OF ALL PARASOLS AND Sun I'M
BRELLAS, IN ORDER TO CLOSE THEN OCT
AT ONCE.
ALL SPRING WRAPS AND JACKETS AT GREAT
Ly REDUCED PRICES"
SPECIAL BARGAINS" IN PLAIN AND FIGURED
INDIA SILKS AL 1.DC.. S5c AND ST.
MARKED DOWN PRICES" ON EMBROIDERED
INDIA foNGEE AND PRINTED CHINA SILK
NOVELTIES IN PARIS COMBINATION SUITS
AT CLOSING PRICES.
"GREAILY REDUCED PRICES" ON BLACK BRO
CADED SIl<h GkENADINE
NEW BLACK TWISTED SILK GRENADINES AT
81, Sl.oo AND Sl-Io.
COMPLETE STOCK OF BRITISH AND FRENCH
WHITE GOODS, FROM PKG. To 81 FER YARD.
ALI. I HE NEW AND DESIRABLE STYLES IN
INDIA ShlNkLES And SEEkSUCKElis, FROM
$50 PfECEs -NEw AND CHOICE DESIGNS IN
-CoNffNED D STflEsn Al II / FINEST FRENCH
''EXcLIsIyE NoyELTIEs" IN ANDERsoN's
NEW SILK. CHI DDA, AND TINSEL SHAWLS.
TIL BEST MAKES" OF GATZE AND MEDIC NJ
WEIGHT MESIN0 UNDERNEAR IOk LADIES,
GENTLEMEN, AND CHILDREN, Al LOWEST
NOVELTIES IN HANDKERcHIEFs AND HOSIERY.
So tl-AlN tIGJ E1Elo AND CORKEGl PRlCEA
SLAION PERRY.
PERRY BUuDTSs.
EennsylyaalA ave, cor. 9th -.
Established 1870 ie4
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CITY ITEMS.
Special Prices. Good Goods. Low Prizes
Good Goods.

Special Prices. Good Goods. Low Prices,
The Fair (Goldschmids old stand), sI2 7:h st. NV
The pretttest stock OF goods south or New York.
Everything bright. everything neat, everything
tasty. Handsome decorated tea sets. 90 pieces for
$3.9S; handsome chamber sets, large pieces, for
$2.37 very odd, very pretty glass cream pitchers,
t b eS e gaSs ea1e
sets, berry sets, stands, &C., &C. Pretty goods at
low prices, tasty goods at low prices Unique cop
per or brass tumber trays for 10c.; genuine brass
hammered trays for 29c., worth 49c.; large size
blOck-tin dtshpan for 32c. extra large size block
tin dishpan for 49,; hammered picnic mugs for
&C. wire potatoe Washers &C.; pie-plateS 1c. each.
Our tinware departments and our woodenware
departments are the hOusekeeper's JOY: The best
all baby Carriages from s12.io to SO; twenty per
cent discount on all baby carriages from $50 to
$685. The Fair, Goldschmid's old stand sl2 7th st:
n ": FRANKIE & Co, proprietors. The prettiest
and largest stockin Washington. 1
Fine COl'd Seamless Flali Hose, pr.2jc.
At Auerbachs Bicycle Shirt Depot, 7tn Il. 1
Hahn's Mark-DOvyn. No. =.
includes our entire line OF Reliable Fine Low Shoes
and Slippers for Misses, Children, Boys and
Youths This line must be closed out by July 1.
Misses and Child'S Fine Kid Opera Slippers,
heeled or springfield, down to SOC, oc. and CSC.
Misses and Child's oxford and Vassar Ties,
heel or spring. heel, broad or narrow toes marked
down to Csc, 74c., CSC. and S1.23
Boys and Youths fine serviceable Low Ties and
Button, IN goat calf or patent-leather, reduced to
WM. HAHN 4 Co. g Reliable Shoe House.
l SIG 7th st. and 1922 Pa. ave.
Gents Percale Shirts, with 2 Collars. SOC.
At Auerbach's Bicycle Shirt Depot, 7th H. 1
BanjOs, vtolins, guitars & strings. 4s7 paav.
lnvincible Flour. Inyfncible FlOur.
The peer of all brands OF Flour SIC X bbl
$1.63 u bbl, S6.25 per Dbl.
CHAMPION BRAND CHAMPION BRAND
OF Flour, $5.25 per bb
Bottle Of hrSt-claSS Vanilla Extract. 2Oc :
Lemon, 15c.
A Bottle OF good Table Claret, 25c.; 50 per doz.
CaiiIornia "Zlnfandel" Claret at low prices.
Can1OrMa "RleSl1ng" Wine at low prices.
Speer's Port Wine 79c per bottle.
titled In 1881 $3.50. N
box OF our "Opera Bouquet Cigars, the mar
TeiS or beauty and excellence, s. for box OF so
Cigars.
Above prices for Saturday only
On Monday, June b. we Will 1naugurate a great
sixty days Summer Sale. Look out for low prices.
n. L. METZGER & BRO,
1 st "
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Mems Gray & Navy Blue Flannel Shirts
81; Boys, Soc, at Auerbachs, 7th H. l

gains Will be sold, tomorrow only, at s. w.
Augenstein's, SIT, s19 and s21 9TH street n W. New
styles and shapes OF decorated dinner sets, s99S,
bargain at $500; d1sh-pans 8, 10 and 13c. each;
decorated tea sets, new patterns, S2.9S, worth
s.; 2quart coffee pots, lie, 3quart 13c., 4quart,
regular price elsewhere, $3.50; bread knives &C.:
chlldren's brooms, &c.; whisp BROOM backing
brush and box backing, 24c., worth Soc; large
brooms, 19c.; dusting brushes, &c. Examine our
s1O;59 plush-lined BABY carriages, cane carriages
with satin parasol S12.46, worth S17.OO. Our
$16.S7 carriages are sold elsewhere at $500. Bal
ance or our stock OF refrigerators 10 per cent be-
low cost.
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The Illinois Anli-Con.piracv Bill.


The Illinois senate yesterday passed the Merritt
anti-conspiracy bill. 1t now goes to the governor
for his approval, which 1t no doubt will receive.
The bill provides that If two or more persons con-
spire to overthrow the existing order OF society," or
bring about local revolution by force, or attempt
human being is killed. all persons engaged in
such conspiracy and seeking to carry into effect
their common design shall be deemed guilty OF the
crime committed and shall be punished according
TO the laws regulating the commissions or said
crime The bill further provides that it shall not be
prove that tie parties charged ever came together
ana entered into any agreement to it, and it shall
be sulcient II 1t appears that the parties Charged
were actually pursuing in concert the unlawful
purpose, whether acting separately or together,
providing that the acts OF each were Knowingly
tending TO the same unlawful result
- the New York jury in the case OF Miss Cecilia
lenleld VS.. Nathan Loeny, whom she sued for
$4,000 for seduction and breach OF PROMISE has
awarded her verdict for $500.
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F1asr CLEARING SALE Or TINS
SEASON.
KINGS PALA

WE ARE RATHER EARLY IN THE SEASON TO
ADVERTISE OUR CLEARING SALE. BUT NONE
TOO EARLY FOR THOSE IN NEED OF MILF.
merry.
We trust our customers appreciate our reductions .t
this early stage of the will make use of this
opportunity while stock SO large to select
Please call early to avoid the great rush.
READ KINGS PALACE OFFERINGS:
Lot comprises choice line Of Colored Fine English
Mians latest shapes sold formerly at 81 So g. and
$2"5, are now sold at rs cents. 81. and 81 25.
Lot2 Colored Union Milans in all shapes sold for
merly at rs cents 81. and $125 are now sold at so
and rs cents only.
Lots One thousand lovely bonnets in all the differ
ent braids, styles, and colors sold formerly So
cents and 81, your choice at 25 cents only
Lot f. The finest selection of the latest in white
hats and bonnets fine English Milans at 81 cents
81. $l.2o and 81. so only.
Lot D. Children's Hats. trimmed and untrimmed, in
all colors and shapes, at %, 40, so and 75 cents
The largest and choicest line ever offered.
FLOWERS! FLOWERS.
Flowers that not only bloom in the spring. but flow
ers handsome. choice styles flowers that will make
hat bonnet look lovely flowers of the newest de-
signs and elegant combinations Buttercups, Clover,
Field Flowers, Snowballs and Daisies which We are
selling at 20, 25 30 and 80 cents bunch only. the
best and cheapest ever offered in the city.
RIBBONS! RIBBONS!
Satin, silk and fancy ribbons at a great reduction.
PARASOLS! PARASOLS!
Fine Gloria Umbrellas at 81 AZ only sold elsewhere
at $1.59. q bargain.
Handsome hat and bonnet trimmings, GAUGES, Surah
Silks and Velvets. Silk Mulls at heavy discount.
ATTEND OUR FIRST CLEARING SALE.
1T WILL PAY YOU.
KINGS PALACE
S14 SEVENTH STREET NORTHWEST
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LOCAL MENTION.
The eRlIacr.

ydicrffous for The "a hCtI-s eOfnHnpnrfn1 GA n m
For the District of Columbia. Eastern PpnnsyI-
Naaia, Now jersey Delaware Maryland Virginia
h,d North Carolina, brisk nOrtherly winds becom-
fh- h,h along tine coast, fair weather, nearly
a.i1DaTy LrInperatuTe
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An,usement. Tonight.

Amusennents TO-ni.!si.
ALBAUGH S.-''The Mikado."
STANDARDIZATION"
Manassas PASORAHA-Day and evenin.
kEESANS.-VarieJy.
Old BASEBALL GROUSps.-Hunman's Dime Circus
HAKKIs .-'.BUUnd To succeed
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yransfers Of Hen, E.,a,c

Deeds in Zee have been filed as follows: T.P.
Morgan To W. +. hattingly, lot l3, SO. 15s; g.
pt- g. 81 iI-': 5000 q. T.. Duney TO II. Spalding
lot ~, 81. It'll: $1,000. q. W. Weber to Eliza C.
aes i See nan 30 ibs 20 e. Ke sI to
l31; sl3, ~ jeanette ii. Payne 10 Amelia Young
SuO lot -, 81. $50; $1,000. Il. K. Perry to g. j.
10 VI. VI Parker, undivided half lot 1, blk. 10 Me-
TidIdn Hill; sl,3l:.J0 G. G.. SIott TO ii. &. Borden
los l, ana 3, 81 lo17; = 4. +. Robinson to J.
Me4,!o'iS; 3, $50, Julia ID. Grant TO b. p Mann,
lot = 81. 20; $500 John kidout TO b. b. Wells
lots : and g. blk. .; s, o. 10, IL. To- IT, H. blk g.
>, q, Z, AID IL, blk. IL lie Droit Park: s.. b. b.
wells 20 4. r. Waggaman, lois TO 8, So. 75i; s..
AMI j. Forrest Manning part 3, So 1893: s4537.O.
ii. Z. Aileinon TO G.. b. Bailey, lot -, So 100:
sl,700 Maria GwynntoJ j. L. McNalley, lot Ii, 50.
80; .. j. L. McNalley 10 +. SInyth, SUD lots rs
10 20. 81. $50; Sl,472.S0 Same 10 Ii. MCGrann lot
-, So $50: si1677. Aylett T. Hoffman TO Electa
Lane 10 {. +. Gillian, SUB lot As sd 286 81, 300.
L. y. Lay 70 c. NJ. Anderson ct al property on old
flney Branch road; 600
ioUSG BRIDE DIES OF BRAIN FEvER-Mrs II.
l. 1ayIor died yesterday from brain fever, caused
UF exposure 10 the sun. Her husband Is a clerk In
the Surgeon General Olficc, and brother OF GOV
Ia! lor, oi tennessee. About three weeks ago she
ana AeT husband went on IN excursion down the
INer. BecoA4lng 0verheated by the sun she was
attacked with lnceSsant headaches which termt-
h;iteu fatally She was not quite seventeen years
OLD and had been married but four months She
was q native OF Whitebury, Tenn, where her re-
I.alns Will be taken for interlnent after funeral
services this afternoon at her late residence 5O1
itli street northwest.
ASSAULTED BY THE NCRsE.-Mrs. Mary L, Dezen-
uorI, wife VI eA-COnyre-sIlan DeZendoTf appeared
Ia the Police Court this morning and charged
Prlsclla Hanley, colored nurse, with asSaultin0
her Inc coored girl Is in the employ OF MA
Brown, vile OF the artist, who has rooms in Mrs
DeHehdorIS house. III appears that the girl had
NIOIaIeO one Oh Inc rules OF the house IL going our
OF The front door anu not the basement door when
she Ola not nave the children with her When
Mrs DeZenGOrI interferred the girl pushed her
aside. The girl denied the charge, but the tesIi-
inony was az alnst her, and the court Imposed a
nne OF >.
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Inent Ia another column.
Go TO KERNANs 'Cool retreat r-posk-Adr,
SPECIAL NoTICE--The Jno W. Thomson will
make special trip 10 Pfney Point, Saturday June
IL, at 30 =. H.. for the accommodation OF parties
wishing To attend the opening OF the new hotel
WASH Il. WILLIAMS & Son, Projectors.
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Gents Fine Summer Underwear, Csc.
u Auerbach'S Bicycle Shirt Depot, 18th d II.
To-Morrow Closing Out Sale

Tomorrow Closing Out Sale.
Csc SILK Mitts 17c.
5 55c SIX in;s Jersey sIitts, extra long, 4ec.
49c. Silk Taffeta Gloves, 25c.
Lot Polka Dot and Striped Collars, sc.
Best e-RlyLinen and striped Collars for Csc
All our ACC. Normandy Caps, tomorrow, Csc.
Balance OF 2oc. Shirred Caps, l5c.
Lot Infants Short Skirts, 21c.
Stamped Linen Tray Covers 1Oc
Stamped Linen SplaSherS, fringed, loo.
Monte Cloth Stamped DOylies &C.
81 20 Open-work Monte Cloth Bureau Covers, &c.
49c. Monte Cloth Tray Covers 25c
$1.20 Infants Carriage Covers SIC,
All our 25c. WorSted Frnges tomorrow, 15c
Mrs. MAX WEYI, Agt.,
IL 712 7th street northwest.
CellulOid Collars 4 Cuffs, ssNo Washce.,,
AT Auerbachs Bicycle Shirt Depot, 7th II.
Bailey, sa5 9TH st. Fly screens put in, 75c. I'm
Druggists Sell
Markets. Union Brand Mustard because it is un-
colored and absolutely pure. 60
Markers Union Brand Mustard,
absolutely pure" sold by all leading grocers. co
Elegant Line Summer Silk Scarfs, 2Jc.
At Auerbach's Bicycle Shirt Depot, 9TH II.
An Extended Popularity. Browns BRON-
CHIAL TRoCHEs have been before the public many
years. For renewing coughs ana throat troubles
they are superior TO all other articles. Sold only
in bOLeS.
s'Let's Talk S25 Harness.'' 60
Sewing Machines for Rent, All Kinds.
At Auerbach's 7th & H. Telephone: 1922.
Before Buying a Refrigerator
see the Ridgway, the only Refrigerator that has
system in It, that cOndenses and carries OF all
OdOrs that arise from vegetables, meats, &C. j. W.
SCHRFER Bro, Sole AgentSfOr the District 1910
7th street NV. colin
Bailey'S 81 Saw, warranted. I'm
COlburn's
WORCESTERSHIRE TABLE SAUCE.
Piquant and appetizing. Has no equal In flavor I'm
5000 Extra Fine Straw Hats at Soc.
At Auerbachs Bicycle Shirt Depot 7th & H.
s"The Queen Of Becrs.''-MOerleins pure
unauthorized Cincinnati Beer Is especially
adapted for family use. 75c. per doz Agency, 1905
ID st. NV 6m
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AMERICAN MEDICAL ASSOCIATION.
Three Washington Doctors Selected rs
Officers.

The American Medical Association, In session at
Chicago yesterday, elected the following onlcers:
President, A. Y. p. Garrett, OF Washington, d. c.;
v1ce-presidentS, DR.. Duncan Eve, OF Nashville,
Tenn; Darwin Colyille, New York; Chas j. OLA
gan, North Carolina; l. Stedman, Colorado; LIBRA
rian, c. II. A. Kleinschmidt, Washington, D. c.;
treasurer, X. J. Duhglison, Philadelphia; secre-
tary, DR.. Atkinson assistant secretary j. Raus-
chof; trustees, L. Connor Michigan; E. A. Shak-
speare, Cincinnati; w. T. Briggs, Tennessee Judi
cial Councillor. J. II. Murphy, Minnesota; John
NJ Toner, District OF columbia; j. r. Bartlett, A.
B. Sloan, Kansas; j. c. Scott, Ohio; B. v. Mcclure
Iowa; l. W. StormOunt, Kansas; vacancy 1888, j.
neurology, DR.. Toner. The next place OF meeting
was recommended to be Cincinnati, on the second
Tuesday In May, 1883.
DR.. Rahe. OF Baltimore, read the report of the
committee on monument to Benjamin Rush at
Washington, D. c. The report shows favorable
prospects for the success Of the project.
CREMATION OR CHEMICAL DECOMPOSITION?
The report of the committee on cremation stated
that our cities increase In population the evils
of our present mode of burial Will increase and It
Will be found that cremation is the truest and
safest means OF escaping the evils incident TO the
snbiect was referred to health boards Dr. Nor.
ris OF Baltimore, read report recommending the
adoption OF laws giving the dispositions OF bodies
OF persons dying OF contagious ZymOtic diseases
to the health authorities, and that chemical
agents be used for the rapid decomposition Of
bodies.
A resolution was adopted raising q committee to
Cooperate with the Congressional committee to
investigate the yellow fever in the South.
An appropriation OF s., 600 was made for the in
ternational medical congress.
PENALTIES IMPOSED FOR CRUELTY TO ANNALS
In the Police Court this morning Henry Clay was
charged by Agent Key OF the Humane Society with
working horse unfit for labor, and he forfeited
$40 collateral. William Ford was charged with
cruelty beating COW, and he forfeited S colate-
raj Dennis Mack was charged with working a
mule UNFIT for labor, and similar amount OF col
lateral was forfeited Benjamin Beach was tried
for working horse unit for labor, and he paid
fine OF S..
SENT TO JAN. FOR LARCENY.-Last night Omcer
Elliott arrested VIM. Bender, colOred, on warrant
charging him with stealing two aprons and two
shirts belonging to Maria Addison. This morning
In the Police Court Bender was tried and sentenced
to go days In jail, and TO days additional in de-
fault OF restitution.
THE AMERICAN PRoTEsTANTs ADJOURN. - The
Right Worthy Grand Lodge OF the American Pro-
teStant Association held final session yesterday
afternoon, and after selecting St. Louis as the
place OF meeting for next year adjourned. num-
Der OF the delegates left the city last evening for
their homes, and those remaining in the city will
visit the points OF interest.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-06-10

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